House Republicans cancel vote on Iran war powers resolution
House Republicans cancelled a vote on a war powers resolution to end US war with Iran, avoiding embarrassment for Trump.
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Trump announces additional 5,000 US troops for Poland
Trump announces 5,000 additional US troops for Poland, reversing a recent halt, citing ties with President Nawrocki.
USA Today fires reporter Crissy Froyd over social media attack on Dianna Russini
USA Today Sports fires reporter Crissy Froyd after she mocked Dianna Russini's resignation from The Athletic following photographs with Mike Vrabel.
Texas Democrats flee state to thwart Republican redistricting vote
Texas Democrats leave state to deny quorum and block Republican redistricting vote, with support from Illinois governor JB Pritzker and threats of fines and arrest.
Ghislaine Maxwell petitions US Supreme Court to overturn sex trafficking conviction
Ghislaine Maxwell asks the US Supreme Court to overturn her conviction, citing a 2007 plea deal made by Jeffrey Epstein that she argues protected her from prosecution.
Trump 'isolating himself' as public rallies grind to a halt, insiders warn
Allies fear President Trump is isolating himself as rallies grind to a halt, with concerns over his focus on billionaires and foreign travel.
Shadow attorney general recuses himself from Ukraine advice over Abramovich link
Shadow attorney general David Wolfson steps back from Ukraine advice due to representing Roman Abramovich in a frozen assets case, sparking political criticism.
Nato ready to defend 'every inch' after Russian drone hits Romania
Russian drone strikes Romanian apartment block, injuring two; Nato vows to defend every inch of allied territory.
Patriots owner denies claim Trump offered senator money to end Spygate probe
Robert Kraft denies report that Trump offered senator campaign funds to drop Spygate investigation.
Iran 'calls Trump's bluff' as US plan 'melts like snow in summer'
Iran has called Trump's bluff over Project Freedom, with a defence expert saying the US plan is melting like snow in summer as the war brings defeat.
Streeting warns 'no NHS' if Farage becomes prime minister
Health Secretary Wes Streeting challenges Nigel Farage to reveal Reform UK's NHS plans, warning an insurance-based system could end the service.
Ousted Bangladesh PM Hasina sentenced to death in absentia
Bangladesh's ousted PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death in absentia for crimes against humanity over deadly crackdown on 2024 student-led uprising.
MoD blasted for sluggish sanitary product rollout
Female troops can now use free sanitary products across military bases, five years after a 2021 report, as the MoD faces fresh criticism over women in uniform.
Texas ICE detention centre: 911 calls expose medical crises and neglect at Camp East Montana
AP records of 911 calls from Texas ICE detention facility reveal medical neglect, overcrowding and suicide attempts, prompting calls for closure.
Trump threatens tariffs over opposition to Greenland annexation plan
Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposing his Greenland annexation plan, as envoy insists a deal “will be made” and US lawmakers visit Copenhagen in support of Denmark and Greenland.
Players' Racism Stand Demands Action from Football's Leaders
Four Premier League players report racist abuse, sparking calls for stronger action from football authorities and social media platforms.
Teenagers charged over Islamic State-inspired attack outside New York mayor's home
Two teens face terrorism charges over throwing explosive devices at an anti-Islam protest outside New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's home.
New Epstein accuser sues estate and urges Prince Andrew to testify
Jane Doe 15 sues Jeffrey Epstein's estate, urging Prince Andrew to testify about what he knows. She alleges Epstein sexually assaulted her at age 15.
Bob Harris steps down from BBC Radio 2 due to ill health
Bob Harris steps down from BBC Radio 2 after 30 years due to ill health, focusing on recovery from prostate cancer. Shaun Keaveny takes over Sounds of the 70s.
Tasha Ghouri breaks down as she reveals online abuse made her 'lose herself'
Strictly's Tasha Ghouri became emotional on Hits Radio as she discussed trolling, ableism, and the 'hardest year' of her life, including a public breakup.
Starmer faces growing calls to set exit timetable after Labour's election mauling
Keir Starmer faces growing calls to agree an exit plan after Labour loses over 1,000 council seats and control of 25 councils in local elections.
US House votes to make daylight saving time permanent
US House passes Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent, moving to Senate with bipartisan support.
Ivanka Trump backs ex sister-in-law Vanessa Trump in breast cancer fight
Ivanka Trump backs ex sister-in-law Vanessa Trump after breast cancer diagnosis, with prayers and family support.
Police Scotland apologise to women's rights campaigner after brolly row
Police Scotland apologise to Susan Smith after confirming no crime in brolly incident outside Scottish Parliament.
Dubai World Cup to go ahead despite missile attacks and severe weather
The £23m Dubai World Cup at Meydan goes ahead despite Iran missile attacks and heavy rain, with top horses competing.
FBI dismisses officials linked to Trump documents investigation
At least 10 FBI employees linked to Trump probes dismissed after revelations of subpoenas for Kash Patel and Susie Wiles.
Jordan's escalating battle against Syrian Captagon smugglers
Jordan's military escalates actions against Captagon smuggling from Syria as drug seizures soar and officials call it an undeclared war.
John Cleese Leads Tributes to Fawlty Towers Star Prunella Scales
John Cleese leads tributes to Prunella Scales, the Fawlty Towers star who has died aged 93. Remembering her career and legacy.
Which? warns deepfake adverts leave public 'at mercy of scammers'
Which? warns deepfake adverts leave public at scammers' mercy after survey shows most adults fail to spot AI-generated content.
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